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August 24: Tyrone Noling: Death Row: Ohio: On Tuesday, Aug. 18, the now 54-year-old appeared before the Ohio Parole ...


QUOTE OF THE DAY: "Former Portage County Sheriff Ken Howe testified on Noling’s behalf at the clemency hearing. Howe said there were red flags at the time and that evidence that has accumulated has now convinced him to support Noling. “I believe that these boys were, and are, innocent,” Howe said in an interview with Associated Press. Nolings case has drawn nationa...

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August 24: Mr. Big: operations or 'cess-pools of deception' as I prefer to call them, are used by police to lure uns...


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August 23: Claude Paquin: Quebec: From our 'It's about time' department: As CBC Digital Journalist Annabelle Olivier...



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Katie Smith: Georgia: Shaken Baby Syndrome/junk science: Katie Smith, whose murder conviction was based on what’s in...


QUOTE OF THE DAY: "Today, the diagnostic approach is different,” Katie’s attorney, Loudon-Brown, told Truthout. “You might keep the idea of non-accidental trauma in your head, but you would have to go further. You would have to look at what’s going on with Tucker."
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August 22: Technology Gone Wrong: Part 2: From our 'Read this, and do something about it" department: ''First came t...



PASSAGE OF THE DAY: "Unlike most consumer drones, which are controlled by an operator looking up from the ground, autonomous surveillance drones used for DFR programs are operated remotely, allowing police to send drones much longer distances and stream live video footage back to headquarters. Cops in many cities have launched camera-carrying drones for years,...

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